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Use this tag for questions about guidance using the appropriate tags, or questions proposing tag cleanup, such as new tags, tag synonyms or deleting certain tags.
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Should we have separate tags [vi] and [vim]?
- that's why during this private beta, anyone using the site can create new tags. … But do exercise care: more tags are not always better. …
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Do we really need the [vim] tag?
There've been a couple of other discussions on this:
Should we have separate tags [vi] and [vim]?
Should questions and answers assume the use of Vim? … Meanwhile, there is considerable value in encouraging folks to use tags that reflect the platform they're using, in cases where this is relevant - having tags that correspond to broad families of editors …
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